Good cause buildings near the QM65 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection category tied to regulatory requirements that can limit certain rent increases and non-renewals. Each building and lease is different, so confirm the protections that apply to the exact apartment and lease terms you’re considering.

This page shows 610+ buildings that match the good cause + QM65 bus multi-filter scope (as of 2026-07-07).

No. The filter helps you discover buildings that fall under the good cause category, but the actual rent, renewal language, and any exceptions depend on the lease and the unit’s situation. Always verify in writing with the managing agent or landlord.

Ask how renewals work, whether any rent changes are planned, what reasons could affect non-renewal, and how those policies are reflected in your lease. Also confirm any additional monthly costs beyond the asking rent.

They can help you understand patterns, but conditions can change. Use the renter Q&A and review signals to guide your questions, then validate details directly with the building—especially for availability, fees, and lease terms.

No. QM65 routing, transfer options, and service frequency can vary by time of day. Confirm your typical travel time and consider walking distance from the building entrance to your most-used stops.

Yes, but “good cause” is about tenant protections, not necessarily price. Treat rent and the full monthly cost (deposit, broker fee if applicable, and utilities/fees) as separate from whether a building is tagged under the good cause filter.